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White House Confirms Trump Is Exploring Ways To ‘Deport’ U.S. Citizens
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Time to arm up friends.
Arm up if you haven't already, you can get practice at a firing range (they are all over the US), practice firearm discipline and safety. Know how to clean and maintain.
And it doesn't hurt to get some trump/maga gear because blending in is a powerful strategic option.
While this is important, remember that it is only a part of the skill sets people need to be familiar with. People should also train in more dynamic ways than just bench shooting. People should also get acquainted with small unit tactics as well as other core facets of modern combat such as drones, energetics, thermal, EW, Coms, and OPSEC.
Also, remember that this will be asymertical, so a focus on Guerrilla/partisan tactics is key.
Edit: Tor/onion is your friend.
Edit 2: I forgot to mention a critical one:
Get Medical Training.
At the very least take CPR and First Aid classes. Stop The Bleed is also a good program. Many community colleges offer Emergency Medical Responder classes (which is a step in between First Aid and Emergency Medical Technician). Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) is also an useful training.
Medical Training is good to have in general and I think many of these trainings should be taught to everyone in school.
Also, skills often atrophy quickly, so keep training and keep practicing.
Trump gear, like a doll to lynch in effigy on my front lawn?
https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Military-Review/English-Edition-Archives/mr-history-page/MR-Categories-Guerrilla-Warfare/Aug-1930-Harris/